Sentence examples for illuminating show from inspiring English sources

The result is an illuminating show called "First Peoples".

A look at a scholar's studio is another dividend of this illuminating show.

Here, for perhaps the only time in this illuminating show, Blackpool could be any town in Britain today.

Becoming Picasso: Paris 1901 brings together many of the major works from that time for a tightly focused, illuminating show (till 27 May).

This illuminating show gathers together materials, processes and sources that Lichtenstein relied on to produce his 53-foot long retro-futuristic, enamel-on-metal painting that now hovers over pedestrians in the Times Square subway station.

In addition to Sabin's illuminating show of cutting-edge fabrication technology, this is the key to making the party shine.

Whatever its philosophical underpinnings, however, the politics of representation embedded in architecture and photography, and examined in these illuminating shows, is still operative in India today.

"And those have been very illuminating, showing that not only have the industry had access to the text as cleared advisors, but they have played a very active role in making proposals to the US about what changes they should make to the text and so on".

Yet, while lavish and illuminating, the show is also oddly listless, even hollow.

This fast-paced, alternately confusing and illuminating intermissionless show opens with the oversized Addison (Alexander Gemignani) lying in bed, dying.

Absorbing on its own, "Mexico and Modern Printmaking" also makes an illuminating companion show to "Tesoros/Treasures/Tesouros: The Arts in Latin America, 1492-1820" athehe museum through Dec. 31.